Bitcoin domains: Sale of 280 addresses starting at one US dollar

Lloyds Auctions is currently auctioning a portfolio of over 280 Bitcoin-related domain names, according to an official press release.
According to the auction house, many of the domains were registered in 2010, shortly after the launch of Bitcoin.
The collection includes key terms from areas such as wallets, exchanges, infrastructure, and education – including BitcoinWallets.com, BitcoinExchanges.com, BitcoinRemittances.com, and BitcoinBooks.com.
The package also includes geo-targeted domains such as JapanBitcoin.com, GermanyBitcoin.com, and AfricaBitcoin.com.
The original owners have not been identified. Due to the early registration date, the community is speculating about possible connections to the early Bitcoin developer scene.
Lee Hames, Chief Operations Officer at Lloyds Auctions, explains: “It's the architecture of Bitcoin's internet presence. Whoever wins this auction will own not only the name, but also the language of the digital Bitcoin economy.”
Lloyds had already attracted attention in April with the sale of XBT.com for three million US dollars.
The sale of over 280 Bitcoin domains starts on September 15, with the starting bid being one US dollar.
Other crypto domains have already achieved high prices in the past: BTC.com was sold for around one million US dollars in 2014, and NFTs.com for 15 million US dollars in 2022. Ethereum domains have also sold for large sums.

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